Fans party in Tampa streets after Buccaneers’ Super Bowl 55 victory

Supporters of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers violated COVID-19 restrictions Sunday night and flooded city streets in a hard-fought celebration of the Super Bowl LV victory.

The crowd blocked traffic and turned at least one intersection into a dance floor following the hometown Buccaneers’ 31-9 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, according to footage posted on Twitter by Fox 13 reporter Gloria Gomez.

According to others, other rough fans jumped on top of cars and even a public bus amid the impromptu victory party photo tweeted by another Fox 13 reporter, Jennifer Holton.

The revealers mainly avoided social distance and face masks, according to numerous videos posted online.

One person was reportedly arrested for climbing a tree.

In Tampa’s SoHo neighborhood, a group of maskless Bucs fans turn a celebration into a dangerous scene, as captured by our reporter. Officers arrive in the middle of the crowd and look overwhelmed before arresting anyone.

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Video posted on Twitter by Fox 13 reporter Jordan Bowen shows two fans shaking violently like loud music in the background.

Tampa Bay became the first team to play and win a Super Bowl in its home stadium on Sunday.